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This message is unlocked by beating the game on [[God Mode]], and has Kratos revealing to the caller the ultimate fate of [[Ares]], while stating that their acomplishment is truly praiseworthy. |
This message is unlocked by beating the game on [[God Mode]], and has Kratos revealing to the caller the ultimate fate of [[Ares]], while stating that their acomplishment is truly praiseworthy. |
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===Secret Message #2=== |
===Secret Message #2=== |
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| − | In this message, Kratos again tries to congratulate the player, only this time, he is interrupted by [[David Jaffe]], whom he promptly kills for being too annoying. The message is unlocked by smashing the two statues in [[Kratos' Throne Room]]. |
+ | In this message, Kratos again tries to congratulate the player, only this time, he is interrupted by [[David Jaffe]], whom he promptly kills for being too annoying. The message is unlocked by smashing the [[Statue of Ares|two]] [[Statue of Pandora's Guardian|statues]] in [[Kratos' Throne Room]]. |
In the European version, the message is in a cutsceen, and not a phone number. |
In the European version, the message is in a cutsceen, and not a phone number. |
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Revision as of 21:46, 29 December 2010
Secret messages refer to two phone numbers able to be called upon doing certain tasks at the end of God of War. Both feature Kratos congratulating the player on their achievements.
Secret Message #1
This message is unlocked by beating the game on God Mode, and has Kratos revealing to the caller the ultimate fate of Ares, while stating that their acomplishment is truly praiseworthy.
Secret Message #2
In this message, Kratos again tries to congratulate the player, only this time, he is interrupted by David Jaffe, whom he promptly kills for being too annoying. The message is unlocked by smashing the two statues in Kratos' Throne Room.
In the European version, the message is in a cutsceen, and not a phone number.